THE WAY WSVILLE MOUNTAINEER.
The man who' can be depended up
on to see the job througa is ever be
loved by hie employer. . , j' 7
For an enjoyable evening
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doors spray Fly-Tox on your clotti
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Fly-Tox the milk bouse against the
filthy flies. - v
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Toft's Pills
MONEY LOANED
On Municipal Bond Issues.' Our plan is the refunding
or gradual retiremnet of the principal over a period of
years at straight Six Percentage annnual or semi-annual
payment.,;; ; ''.;'.v: v'r : ' ' ' .:
IF YOU NEED A LOAN ON IMPROVED PROPERTY
"';-: ' V ' '''. SEE, US, -: -v.?;..,: ;. ..
Long or short term,- month(y payment plan, on Waynes
villean Hazelwood property. "
THE AMOUNT NEEDED WHEN NEEDED
To Refinance, to Help Build, to Remodel or Purchase.
1 to 15 Years, repayable like rent. $10.50 per Thousand
pays interest and principle. No only the best loan, but
the cheapest.
ALSO FARM LOANS
UNLIMITED FUNDS. NO DELAYS.
v See or Call " ,
RALPH W. DAVIS
PHONE 121-J.
ALMOST NEW
The whole country is commenting on
the fine appearance and exceptional
riding ease of Dodge Brothers Motor
Car. Several of these new types, driven
, only a few thousand miles, are now
available An exceptional opportunity
for anyone who really wants a high
grade, dependable Used Car.
HAYWOOD GARAGE
Phone 70-J Main Street
A USED CAR IS ONLY A5 DEPENDABLE"
AS THE DEALER WHO -SELLS IT
tnaterw&afair
Yon Can Double The
Life of Your
SHOE S
Champion Shoe Shop
E. T. DUCKETT. Prop., Main Street
Prices Are Low Waynesville, N. Ct
$100,000.00 Available on improved
Waynesville and Hazelwood properties
Repaid over a period of years, by
monthly payments or if sreferred, yearly.
CALL, SEE OR WRITE
E. L. WITHERS & COMPANY
PHONE 100 WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
"Watch Waynesville Grow."
ACREAGE
FARMS--
RESIDENCES
SUB-DIVISIONS
TIMBER LANDS
INSURANCE
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BUEL B. HYATT
, . ' HJMaio'Street
: . Waynesville; N. C.
"The Growing Town in Which to
Make Investments."
ODGE BROTHERS HAVE BUILT is visiting his mother, Mrs. Annie
1,750,000 CARS. Giesler, at Balsam Lodge.
f ' Mrs. J. ; Rork, Miss Isabel Porter
Their First Car Was Completed 11 and Mr. J. R, Porter went to Lake
Years, 9 Months and 9 Days Ago. Junaluska Sunday. 4
'Dodge "Brothers Motor Car No.
1,750,000 rolled from " the assembly
lines Monday,, August 23, at threo
o'clock p. m., just U years, 9 months
' Miss ' Evelyn Green returned home
last week, accompanied by her sunt,
Mrs. ' Ward, of Bryson City. .
Mr. Lawrence Lindsy of Asheville
a A ' .ft.. ' ntr1rA ' '
ri , ' ' : ' . . n . is here on a visit to his parents. Mr
this period the plant at Detroit has
expanded from a scant 30 acres of
space to over 130 acres to which ad
ditions are constantly being made to
care for increased demand.
Car No. 1,750,000, an all steel
Special Sedan, .is the crowning
achievement of nearly twelve years
devoted to the constant improvement
and refinement of a sound basic du-
I sign. The dates when Dodgj Bn.th-
ars output passed important produc
Ition figures show clearly the cuntin
I uously accelerated demand for the
; product. The first var was complet
ed November 14, 1914. Two years, i
. lacking 19 days, were required to1
build the first 1000,000.
Car No. 500,000 was completed
June 30, 1920; Car No. VjOO,000, July
21, 1922, and Car 1,000,000 on Dccem-
ber 12, 1923. One million cars had
! been 'produced at the end of nine
'years and one month. .
The last 250,000. cars weie ! uiit in
1 7 months and 9 dnvi, the first 250,
j000 in 41 months uiul 12 days.
I Car No. 1,600,000 left the line on
January 14 this yaar and was shipped
'to the Albertson Motor Company of
Los Angeles to take its place in the
famous "ScQUt Fleet" consisting of
Cars No. 300,00, 600.000, 900,000 and
,1,200,000. These cars ato ia constant
service on the highways of California
laying out and rechecking tourist
'routes and investigating road con
ditions for newspapers and automo
bile clubs. The Albertson Motor Com
pany has a standing order for each
3000,000th Dodge Brothers car.
Many other dealers have filed , ad
vance orders for cars which mark the
completion of large round numbers in
production.
Car No. 1,750,000 was shipped to
Frank Van Syckle, Dodge Brothers
Dealer at 'Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
A record of having built 1,750,00
motor cars in 11 years, 9 months and
9 days invites attention to Dodge
Brothers production and sales poli
cies. Undoubtedly the most import
ant of the policies to which their sue-1
cess should be attributed is the one I
which always comes to mind at the J
mention of their name, "Constantly
improved, bat' no .yearly modetes"-
and Mrs. James Lindsy. :
Mrs. Mabel Perry attended Robin
son's circus at Asheville last week.
Mrs. D. T. Knight,
The boys of today are taught san
itary and healthful living conditions
in hunrdeds of Boy Scout camps. Ia
Miss Nannie most of these camps Fly-Tox, the
Knight, Mrs. W. B. Farwell and Mr. modern safe-guard to health and
George Knight motored to Lake comfort is part of the regular cquip
Junaluska Sunday night V me.nt. Oet Fly-Tox from your re-
. A large number of Balsamites at- r:rT,'"'..;vaya In bottle with blue
tended the rbafl celebration at Frank-' label. '
A continuous performance
Nothing is permanent in railroading.
Larger cars and engines must be bought to handle
greater loads; the roadbed must ever be kept in
good condition, new ties and heavier rails must be
laid to support heavier trains at high speeds: and
in places the course of the line must be changed to
reduce curves and grades.
Shop facilities must be enlarged, terminals improved
and bridgec rebuilt to carry the ever-growing train
loads. New signalling devices are being installed,
and new tracks, yards and sidings built to handle
the growing traffic of the South. This process of
change, improvement and renewal goes on day in
and day out throughout the year.
But the service must never stop. The way must
ever be kept open for the great freights as they rush
through the night carrying products of the South
to distant markets, and the world's goods to South
ern buyers. And the Crescent Limited, the Royal
Palm and other passenger trains must not be delayed.
Railroading on the Southern Railway System is a
continuous performance both in service rendered
and in provision for handling the greater traffic of
the future.
Everything uttd em a raU
road vtan out, Ltut year
about 960,000, OOOvaitptnt
by tkt Southern in nplaoimg
thing that had worn out.
D
BALSA MEWS.
Mr. and Mrs. Odel Queen and Mr.
J. B. Queen visited Mrs. J. W. Cuth
bertson at Almond Sunday, also went
to Blowing Spring near Almond.
Mrs. J. R. Rork visited Mrs. T. M.
Rickards at Canton last Thursday.
Messrs. Johnnie Henderson and Bob
Davis, Misses Miari,e Conard, Kate
jKenney visited at the home of Mrs.
j Henderson at Asheville Sunday.
Misses Lillian Kenney, Lizzie
Queen and Mr. Robert Bryson motor-
led to Asheville Sunday.
I Miss Hannah Warren of Asheville
was home on a week-end visit Satur
day. Misses Marie and Ida Mae Conard,
.Kate Kenney, Messrs. Johnnie Hen
Iderson, Bob Davis and Grady Farmer
motored to Lake Toxaway Sunday
to visit Miss Snow England.
Mr. Will Fiesler of Newark, N. J.,
r lCL j& 'J?.
UT
RAILWAY
o
e Southern a
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SYSTEM
the South
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gave ibut easily I
"TfY health wasn't any no
count at all," says Mrs.
H. L. Cayton, of Washington,
N. C "I would start to do
my housework and I would
give out before I had done
anything at alL I did not
have any strength, end if I did
the least thing it seemed to
tax me so I could sot finish,
I was run-down sure enough.
"Several of my friends had
taken Cardtd and they said
to me, "Why dont you try it?.
I knew I needed something to
build trp my general health
and to increase my strength..
"Finally one day when .1
was recovering from a spell
of sickness, I decided to try
Cardui. I got a bottle and be
gan to take it I could notice
that I was improving as my
appetite got better and I did
not give oat nearly so quick.
I took several bottles and . I
fait lots better.
Two years ago I decided
to take it again. It built me
up and made me feel like a
different person. It is the.
grandest medicine for women
that I know anything about."
tar f emale Tranhlea H
Tlhe addin
a
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more
cvlmaers
On the steepest hills you get the
full erect of Esso. A swelling
flood of power sweeps you up
ward, smoothly, quietly with
out a shift. Where all your
motor's power is needed, Esso
is like adding two more cylin
ders. Try a tankful today.
The custom builtmotorfiid
Costs 5 cents more - worth it
5 TAN D A R D'O I LC O M P A N Y ( N.J.)